Amerindian in a sentence

No Amerindian Village was asked to surrender their control of forests using the procedures in sections 14, 15 and 34 of the Amerindian Act, and none did so.

About 60% of the population speak Spanish, with nearly all the rest speaking Amerindian languages (there are 23 officially recognized Amerindian languages citation ).

So the full Amerindian population is at 60%; the remaining 30% are mestizo (mixed Amerindian and white), and around 10% are white.

Therefore, the two terms are misnomers inasmuch as they apply only by extension to Chicanos, who may identify primarily as Amerindian or simply Mexican, and they may speak Amerindian languages (and English) as well as Spanish.

In February this year, a total of 241 Amerindian communities across the country each received grants ranging from $10M to $35 million.

It is clear there was the absence of a proper vision by the previous Coalition Government in relation to Amerindian development.

I was particularly impressed by the showings of the Ministries of Amerindian Affairs, Public Works, Human Services, Education, Public Service, and Natural Resources; but the show stealer for me was the GPF, with its colour scheme and uniformity.

Minister of Amerindian Affairs, Pauline Sukhai, on Saturday, visited the community to get a first-hand view of the proposed site for the new underground water system.

On September 1, the Amerindian Cultural Heritage Extravaganza which was hosted at the national park officially kicked off the celebrations.

They argued that under the provisions of the Act, the consent of at least two-thirds of the Amerindian community is first needed before permission for mining activity can be granted to any miner.

This amounts to $4.7 billion directly benefitting 242 Amerindian villages.

Two hundred and 40 Amerindian and hinterland communities are to begin receiving money earned from the sale of Guyana’s carbon credits.

Dr. Singh related that the People’s Progressive Party/Civic (PPP/C) administration is committed to improving and building strong and sustainable economies in every single Amerindian village.

Guyana’s Health Minister, Frank Anthony (center), visits Masakenari, or Gunns Village, a remote Amerindian village in southern Guyana that is now connected to doctors and specialists from around the country.

Karasabai Village in Region Nine and Arau Village in Region Seven, two Amerindian communities, have been the latest recipient of their land titling certificate at this year’s National Toshaos Council (NTC) Conference.

Meanwhile, Derrick John, current Chairman of the National Toshaos Council (NTC) was reelected to serve as Toshao for Moraikobai, the only Amerindian village in Region Five.

Minister Sukhai stated that of the $947.6 million in grant spent, a large chunk of it went towards agricultural projects in the Amerindian communities.

The 2024 Amerindian Heritage Sports are scheduled to be held in Georgetown over the period 11th-15th September.

The Department of Public Information (DPI) said that Minister of Public Works, Juan Edghill made the announcement during an engagement in the Amerindian village of Nappi on Monday.

These cuisines had a distinct hold on not only the taste buds of patrons who were present at the but also on their noses as well as soon as they hit the door at the Amerindian Heritage Month exhibition at Sophia.